10 Best & Worst 23-24 Bundesliga Kits
Aug 2, 2023, by Chris
The 23-24 Bundesliga season will not kick off before around three weeks. However, most teams already released all of their 2023-2024 kits. We take a look at the top 10 best and worst Bundesliga kits of the 23-24 season, in cooperation with Football Kit Archive.
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Top 10 Best and Worst Bundesliga Kits of 23/24 Season Voted by Fans
Bayer 04 Leverkusen Away kit tops the list, with a staggering 4.1 stars (268 votes). Mainz's Away kit is just millimeters behind. The Bayern München Oktoberfest kit came in third, with 4.0 out (539 votes).
On the other hand, SV Darmstadt 98 Third was voted the worst, with only 2.0 (97 votes). The often criticized BVB 23-24 home kit has a score of 2.8 (1,352 votes), making it the 10th worst kit of the 23-24 Bundesliga season.
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Best & Worst Bundesliga 23-24 Kits
- 🏆 Bayer 04 Leverkusen Away kit voted the best with 4.1 (268 votes).
- 📉 Darmstadt Third kit voted the worst with 2.0 (97 votes).
- 🗳️ Public voted on Football Kit Archive website.
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